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Brian Hall
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Real Estate License Tri-State Area (NY, NJ, CT)

Brian Hall
  • Columbus, OH
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Hello, I am new (or hoping to be) to real estate and live in Manhattan. I'm interested in getting a real estate license, if nothing else for general education, and pushing forward from there. Because I live in an area where I am in such close proximity to 3 states is there an advantage to one state license vs another (NY vs NJ vs CT)? In all likelihood, I would be transacting business in NY or CT. I will be targeting them first. Does it matter which comes first? Does having one help with the other? Can I hold both simultaneously? Any input along these lines would be much appreciated.

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